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  • 12Oct

    Elena Troshneva is 19 years old and in a special situation. After
    beating Serbia’s Andrea Todorovic and Alena Dubkova from Belarus, both
    by four games to nil, the local player found herself all of a sudden in
    the place in the Women’s Singles draw reserved for the top seed.

    According
    to the seeding, Troshneva’s place should be occupied by the Dutch Team
    champion Li Jiao. With Li’s withdrawal, the Russian world number 215
    will face England’s Kelly Sibley (no. 171) in the round of the last 32;
    arguably a less daunting proposition.

    Drinkhall Wins the British Summit
    Besides
    Elena Troshneva there is another young player in an excellent position
    in St. Petersburg. England’s Paul Drinkhall is only eighteen but
    probably the best player on the British Isles.

    He recorded a
    4-0 win over Welshman Adam Robertson; the same score line as when he
    beat Igor Rubtsov in the round before. Therefore he has a clean record
    of 8-0 in terms of games in the Men’s Singles event so far.

    However,
    the Englishman is not that superior as you may think. He won six of
    eight games by only a two points margin. Still, it is admirable how
    mature the teenager has already performed against most experienced
    players. Drinkhall will now face Austria’s defender Chen Weixing.

    Boll against Team Mate
    Defending
    Men’s Singles champion Timo Boll did not experience a great deal of
    resistance so far. Latvia’s Olegs Kartuzovs and Czech Lubomir Jancarik
    were both far away from winning a game against the German. In the round
    of 32, the world number 7 will be challenged by Portugal’s Marcos
    Freitas (no. 87), Boll’s team-mate from Borussia Düsseldorf.

    Today’s Matches for a Medal
    Men’s Doubles quarter-finals:
    BOLL, Timo / SUSS, Christian (GER) - LUNDQVIST, Jens / GERELL, Pär (SWE)
    FREITAS, Marcos / APOLONIA, Tiago (POR) - CHEN, Weixing / GARDOS, Robert (AUT)
    KARAKASEVIC, Aleksandar / GRUJIC, Slobodan (SRB) - SCHLAGER, Werner (AUT) / KEEN, Trinko (NED)
    CRISAN, Adrian / FILIMON, Andrei (ROU) - SVENSSON, Robert / PERSSON, Jon (SWE)

    Women’s Doubles Quarter-Finals:
    TOTH, Krisztina / POTA, Georgina (HUN) - LI, Qian (POL) / KOTIKHINA, Irina (RUS)
    PAVLOVICH, Veronika (BLR) / FADEEVA, Oksana (RUS) - FEHER, Gabriela / ERDELJI, Ana-Maria (SRB)
    KOSTROMINA, Tatyana (BLR) / SOLJA, Amelie (GER) - TAN MONFARDINI, Wenling / STEFANOVA, Nikoleta (ITA)
    XU, Jie / PARTYKA, Natalia (POL) - PAOVIC, Sandra / BAKULA, Andrea (HRV)

    Source: www.ittf.com

    Posted by ttfan @ 12:10 am

  • 12Oct

    Elena Troshneva is 19 years old and in a special situation. After
    beating Serbia’s Andrea Todorovic and Alena Dubkova from Belarus, both
    by four games to nil, the local player found herself all of a sudden in
    the place in the Women’s Singles draw reserved for the top seed.

    According
    to the seeding, Troshneva’s place should be occupied by the Dutch Team
    champion Li Jiao. With Li’s withdrawal, the Russian world number 215
    will face England’s Kelly Sibley (no. 171) in the round of the last 32;
    arguably a less daunting proposition.

    Drinkhall Wins the British Summit
    Besides
    Elena Troshneva there is another young player in an excellent position
    in St. Petersburg. England’s Paul Drinkhall is only eighteen but
    probably the best player on the British Isles.

    He recorded a
    4-0 win over Welshman Adam Robertson; the same score line as when he
    beat Igor Rubtsov in the round before. Therefore he has a clean record
    of 8-0 in terms of games in the Men’s Singles event so far.

    However,
    the Englishman is not that superior as you may think. He won six of
    eight games by only a two points margin. Still, it is admirable how
    mature the teenager has already performed against most experienced
    players. Drinkhall will now face Austria’s defender Chen Weixing.

    Boll against Team Mate
    Defending
    Men’s Singles champion Timo Boll did not experience a great deal of
    resistance so far. Latvia’s Olegs Kartuzovs and Czech Lubomir Jancarik
    were both far away from winning a game against the German. In the round
    of 32, the world number 7 will be challenged by Portugal’s Marcos
    Freitas (no. 87), Boll’s team-mate from Borussia Düsseldorf.

    Today’s Matches for a Medal
    Men’s Doubles quarter-finals:
    BOLL, Timo / SUSS, Christian (GER) - LUNDQVIST, Jens / GERELL, Pär (SWE)
    FREITAS, Marcos / APOLONIA, Tiago (POR) - CHEN, Weixing / GARDOS, Robert (AUT)
    KARAKASEVIC, Aleksandar / GRUJIC, Slobodan (SRB) - SCHLAGER, Werner (AUT) / KEEN, Trinko (NED)
    CRISAN, Adrian / FILIMON, Andrei (ROU) - SVENSSON, Robert / PERSSON, Jon (SWE)

    Women’s Doubles Quarter-Finals:
    TOTH, Krisztina / POTA, Georgina (HUN) - LI, Qian (POL) / KOTIKHINA, Irina (RUS)
    PAVLOVICH, Veronika (BLR) / FADEEVA, Oksana (RUS) - FEHER, Gabriela / ERDELJI, Ana-Maria (SRB)
    KOSTROMINA, Tatyana (BLR) / SOLJA, Amelie (GER) - TAN MONFARDINI, Wenling / STEFANOVA, Nikoleta (ITA)
    XU, Jie / PARTYKA, Natalia (POL) - PAOVIC, Sandra / BAKULA, Andrea (HRV)

    Source: www.ittf.com

    Posted by ttfan @ 12:10 am

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